Podcast appearances and mentions of faith stories

What happens when a custom t-shirt, an adorable yellow lab named Brando, and a simple leap of faith hit the pavement? After losing his job during the COVID-19 pandemic, Author Mark Buckley took a chance on a dream and began walking the beach offering simple prayers, a friendly ear, and a little tail-wagging joy to total strangers. Mark shares his inspiring book, Stories from the Strand: Do You Need Prayer?  He describes how he took bold steps to help others connect with their faith and some of the strangers he's shaped along the way.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We're closing out our Faith Stories series — stories from the life of Jesus where ordinary people show extraordinary faith. This week moves fast and packs in three of them, held together by one idea: faith is never isolated. Your faith should strengthen mine, and mine should strengthen yours. This week we're in Matthew 8 and Mark 5. And, Not If — In Matthew 8:1-3, a leper approaches Jesus in the middle of a crowd that parts like the Red Sea to get away from him. He was more than sick; he was considered unclean, unaccepted, untouchable. And he says something full of faith: "Lord, if you are willing, you can make me clean." He already believes Jesus is able — he's only asking whether Jesus is willing. Then Jesus does the unthinkable: he reaches out and touches the untouchable, and says, "I am willing." That's the key that unlocks greater faith. It's easy to believe God is able — the Creator of the universe, the one who set the stars in place. The harder thing is to believe He's willing to intervene for you personally. But His willingness was never tied to what you deserve, what you've earned, or what you could repay. He does it because He's a good Father who cares. Not just able — and, not if. Wait Your Turn — In Mark 5:21-43, Jairus, a synagogue leader, falls at Jesus' feet begging him to come heal his dying daughter. Jesus goes with him — but on the way he stops, because a woman who'd been bleeding for twelve years reaches out and touches the hem of his robe, believing that even that would be enough. It is. "Daughter, your faith has healed you." And while Jesus is still speaking, word comes that Jairus's little girl has died. Imagine watching your miracle get "interrupted" so someone else can have theirs first. But Jairus doesn't throw a fit — he waits his turn, holding onto the faith that if Jesus could do it for her, he can do it for me. Jesus clears out the mockers, takes the girl by the hand, and says, "Talitha koum" — baby girl, get up — and she does. Then, so like Jesus, he tells them to give her something to eat. Two takeaways: God is not just able, but willing — He wants to participate personally in your life. And: be patient. It won't always happen when or how you expect, and sometimes it happens for someone else while you're still waiting. Have faith enough to believe that if He did it for them, He can do it for you — and celebrate their victory while you wait for yours. When you rejoice with those who rejoice, you position yourself to receive from God. Scripture: Matthew 8:1-3; Mark 5:21-43.

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Why, Where, God? Seeking Jesus Admist Chronic Illness

How do young Christians learn to speak about their faith with honesty, confidence, and joy? In this episode of the 2414 Podcast, Shane Welter and Brenda sit down with Lily and Thalia for a real conversation about growing up in the church, remembering baptism, and sharing faith in everyday life.This episode explores what it looks like to grow up surrounded by family, church, and Christian community—and how those influences shape a young person's walk with Jesus. Lily and Thalia share memories from Sunday school, baptismal birthday traditions, favorite church moments, and the people who have encouraged their faith along the way. They also talk about practical ways they share Jesus with friends, cousins, and classmates, whether through conversation, Bible stories, school, or simply being present in everyday life.As part of the 1-2-3 Challenge at St. Luke's, this conversation highlights what it means to take intentional steps in faith: to gather, grow, and go. It's a reminder that God works through ordinary people, ordinary routines, and ordinary conversations to create and strengthen faith.If you've ever wondered how faith is passed on, how baptism shapes identity, or how kids and teens can live out their Christian faith in daily life, this episode is for you.Topics include:• Growing up in a Christian family• Baptism and baptismal birthday traditions• Sunday school memories and church community• Sharing faith at school and with friends• Practical ways kids and teens talk about Jesus• The 1-2-3 Challenge: Gather, Grow, GoSubscribe to the 2414 Podcast for more real conversations about faith, family, and following Jesus.Learn more about the 1-2-3 Challenge:https://www.stlukes-church.com/the-123-challengeShare the steps you've taken so we can celebrate together and add your marble:https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSewdKCn3HpPkUwboSspBf8IJc_isSnlhyn8RRtWiYs0mxjOWQ/viewform?pli=1Have a story of how Jesus has worked in your life? We'd love to hear it and share it on the 2414 Podcast:https://outlook.office.com/book/Ge29a5d453add4d478471a0c1bf208af9@stlukes-church.com/?ismsaljsauthenabledDon't forget to continue the conversation at home, in the car, at work, or anywhere you can find someone to talk to! Thanks for walking with us!Support the show

We're continuing our Faith Stories series, because faith never just affects the person who has it — it affects everyone around them. This week we're in Luke 18:35-43 with a blind man sitting by the road outside Jericho. When he hears that Jesus of Nazareth is passing by, he starts shouting: "Jesus, Son of David, have mercy on me!" The crowd tells him to hush — and he cries out all the more. And Jesus, on his way to Jerusalem to be crucified for the sins of the world, stands still. He stops his mission for one man's faith, calls him over, and asks, "What do you want me to do for you?" The man is healed, and immediately follows Jesus — and all the people, seeing it, give praise to God. A few things worth sitting with: Jesus stood still. He didn't have to stop. He was on his way to the cross. But persistent, unembarrassed faith got his full attention — and it still does. God closing the loop. Remember Jericho from Joshua 6 — the walls that came tumbling down? Where there was once rubble and ruin, here comes Jesus bringing redemption and restoration, near the end of his ministry, still loving and serving people on his way out. (Even the names rhyme: Joshua and Yeshua share the root meaning "Yahweh saves.") Ask the questions. "Son of David" is genealogy and prophecy fulfilled — and if that's ever confused you, you're in good company. There are no dumb questions when it comes to figuring out your faith. Ask them. The invitation: a persistent faith — one that won't quit, that isn't altered by the opinions of other people, that's anchored in God's character and track record. Position yourself around people who've walked through the fire, be strengthened by their faith, and then use your own story to serve, love, and inspire someone else's. Get up and follow Jesus. Scripture: Luke 18:35-43 (with a look back at Joshua 6).

We're kicking off a new series looking at stories from the life of Jesus where someone's faith inspired the people around them. Because that's what always happens — when people encounter Jesus, their faith is strengthened, and that faith becomes a catalyst for something miraculous.   This week we're in Mark 2:1-12. Jesus is back home in Capernaum, and the crowd is so packed there's no room left, not even outside the door. Four friends carry a paralyzed man to Jesus, and when they can't get through the crowd, they climb up, tear the roof off the house, and lower their friend down at Jesus' feet. And here's the line that matters: "When Jesus saw their faith" — not the paralyzed man's, but his friends' — he forgave the man's sins and told him to get up, pick up his mat, and walk.   There are two miracles in this story.   Jesus the Multitasker — The obvious one: Jesus heals a man who couldn't walk. But he's doing two things at once. To the religious skeptics muttering in their hearts that only God can forgive sins, Jesus proves the point — he heals the man so that they'll know the Son of Man has authority on earth to forgive sins. It's never just about the moment; it's always about the bigger picture. May we never forget what Jesus has done for us, where he brought us from, and the mats he's helped us walk away from.   Vandalizing Faith — The less obvious miracle: this man had four friends who cared enough and believed enough to do something radical and disruptive to get him to Jesus. At some point, faith has to stop being theoretical and start producing action. You will be down at some point, and when you are, you need friends who have faith when yours is weak — friends willing to press through the crowd, climb the stairs, and tear the roof off to carry you to Jesus. And if you want friends like that, you have to be a friend like that — the one who picks up his corner of somebody else's mat.   That's what church really is. You may not hear the greatest message every week, but every week you'll find some friends who will carry their corner of your mat — and a chance to carry someone else's.   Scripture: Mark 2:1-12 (with a nod to John 9).

When Comfort Becomes a Cage, the Jailbreak of Surrender

Thy Will Be Done

God is Good ALL the Time

The Friends I Made along the Way

Looking for encouragement, wisdom, and real-life stories to help you lead, parent, teach, or serve the next generation? In this episode of Youth Worker On Fire, Doug Edwards reflects on more than 300 episodes of conversations, stories, and teaching designed to encourage youth pastors, student ministry volunteers, parents, teachers, coaches, counselors, and anyone working with adolescents. Over the years, Youth Worker On Fire has featured youth pastors, ministry leaders, teachers, doctors, psychologists, school leaders, parents, grandparents, FCA leaders, public servants, and everyday people with stories that connect back to students, families, and faith. Doug shares why these episodes are "evergreen"—still useful, still searchable, and still ready to encourage people in different seasons of life. Whether you are looking for help with youth ministry, parenting teenagers, student leadership, health challenges, faith conversations, school life, or stories of perseverance, there may be an episode in the archive that speaks directly to your situation. This episode also highlights powerful stories from the podcast's history, including the impact of Johnny Cash on Youth for Christ and Campus Life, conversations with doctors and leaders, and episodes that continue to help people long after they were first released. If you work with students, raise children, lead in a school, volunteer in ministry, or know someone who needs encouragement, this episode is a reminder: There is a story here for you and probably one you need to share with someone else. Search the Youth Worker on Fire archive, find the episode that fits your season, and pass it along to someone who needs hope, wisdom, or encouragement today. Listen to more episodes from the Youth Worker On Fire Podcast here: https://bit.ly/3saDyYq _________________________________________________________________________________

The Bridge of Grace: Finding God in the Chasm of Complexity

In today's episode of Root Issues, we dig into Hebrews 11 and ask one of the most foundational questions of the Christian life: what is faith?Along the way we talk about what biblical faith really is (and what it isn't), why it's impossible to please God without it, and how the same faith that moved these ancient saints is meant to shape our everyday lives.Whether faith feels strong right now or you're wrestling with doubt, this conversation is an invitation to look again at the God who is worthy of our trust.

Priorities painted on the wall remind Tommy to ‘keep the main thing, the main thing.' Hear how it's anchored him and impacted others in East Arkansas.

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Hear the Blasdels' inspiring story of staying married and farming while providing non-stop care for a child with special needs on this encore episode of AgriCulture.

Hear the Blasdels' inspiring story of staying married and farming while providing non-stop care for a child with special needs on this encore episode of AgriCulture.

For 31 years, Sergeant Mike McGrew saw the darkest side of humanity—crime scenes, violence, addiction, suicide, and unimaginable loss. But when trauma, grief, and hopelessness nearly crushed him, God met him in the middle of the pain and completely transformed his life.In this deeply moving episode of Your Biggest Breakthrough Podcast, Mike shares how he survived devastating personal tragedy, including losing both of his sons, battling stage 4 cancer, and years of emotional trauma as a police officer. He opens up about alcoholism, faith, healing, supernatural experiences, and how God led him to create a life-changing ministry helping first responders heal from trauma.If you've ever struggled with grief, anxiety, depression, addiction, trauma, or feeling completely overwhelmed by life… this conversation will encourage you, strengthen your faith, and remind you that God is not done with your story.Chapters[00:00] Podcast Preview[01:28] Topic and Guest Introduction[04:20] Meet Sergeant Mike McGrew[05:20] The Hidden Trauma of First Responders[07:10] His Son's Cancer Diagnosis Changed Everything[09:05] Why Trauma Destroys So Many People[11:22] Alcohol, Isolation & Emotional Shutdown[13:22] The Chris Tomlin Concert That Changed His Life[16:09] How Faith Transformed His Police Work[17:40] Losing His Son to Suicide[18:55] The Supernatural Signs After His Son's Death[21:40] Why Men Struggle to Ask for Help[24:20] Turning Pain Into Purpose[26:25] Why First Responders Avoid Therapy[27:24] Creating 911 At Ease International[30:34] Using Music to Help Heal Trauma[32:15] Finding Purpose Through Pain[34:24] Losing His Second Son to Addiction[35:45] The Calls That Changed His Perspective[37:50] Battling Stage 4 Cancer With Faith[39:30] Miracles, Deliverance & Spiritual Warfare[44:37] ConclusionResources mentioned:911 At Ease InternationalA Higher Call to DutyGuest's bio:Sergeant Mike McGrew is a highly decorated 31-year veteran of the Santa Barbara Police Department, where he served as a major crimes homicide detective, hostage negotiator, and president of the Police Officers Association. A third-generation first responder, Mike dedicated his life to serving and protecting others while facing the harsh realities of violence, trauma, and loss on a daily basis.Behind the badge, Mike endured profound personal battles, including failed marriages, his son's cancer diagnosis and tragic loss, another son's battle with addiction, and his own ongoing fight with stage 4 cancer. After years of silently carrying emotional trauma, Mike experienced a life-changing encounter with God that transformed his pain into purpose.Today, Mike is the co-founder and executive director of 911 At Ease International, a nonprofit organization providing free and confidential counseling services to first responders and their families. He is also the author of A Higher Call to Duty, where he shares his remarkable journey of faith, healing, resilience, and breakthrough.Call to action:Make sure to visit yourbiggestbreakthrough.com for your FREE access to our e-book and audiobook, "Unstoppable: Divine Intervention in Overcoming Adversity," showcasing six powerful real-life stories. Get ready to be inspired by these mind-blowing breakthroughs!To learn more about Wendie and her Visibly Fit program, visit wendiepett.comTo find out more about Todd and his coaching program for men, find him on the web at toddisberner.com.All the links you need to subscribe to the podcast are at both our websites! And if you feel so inclined, we'd be honored if you were to leave a rating and review of our show. It definitely helps with us being more visible to more people.And if we like it, we might just read your review on the podcast!

An elite Arkansas agriculturist, Larry says he didn't prosper for a decade while learning how “incapable” he was. He reveals the “catalyst for change” on this episode of AgriCulture.

Lauren brings our sermon series on faith to an end, looking at Hebrews 12v1-3 and how we are to run our race in life without comparison, not weighed down unnecessarily, side by side with others, and with our eyes fixed firmly on the one true faith hero, Jesus.

When a child silently carries the weight of a sick parent or sibling, finding the right words feels impossible. Discover how faith-based storytelling gives families the language to talk about fear, guilt, and hope—and builds lasting resilience. Kids Caregiver Collection/Series City: Frisco Address: 8700 STONEBROOK PKWY PO BOX 309 Website: https://kidscaregivercollection.com/

Step into a sunny, chaotic afternoon where a proud Mets dad and his seven-year-old co-host head into Yankee territory for a second-grade field trip. What begins as a sports clash turns into a tender, laugh-out-loud narrative about parenting, presence, and the unexpected grace found in everyday moments. Between jerseys that clash, nervous prayers for mascot-free survival, and the simple joy of watching a child make memories, this episode weaves humor and heart into a short, unforgettable story. Listen for the warmth of family, the urgency to slow down, and a faith-filled reminder that the little moments become the big ones. Perfect for anyone who loves baseball, family stories, or a gentle nudge to cherish the now—this is a small adventure with a big message.

Losing his farm in Missouri left Jerry Masters “feeling like the world was caving in” but put him right where God wanted. Everything changed after moving to Arkansas, transforming Masters into more than an agricultural giant.

In this episode of Life Stories, I sit down with children's author Steph Katzovi to talk about the long road from a childhood dream to a published book series. Steph shares how she knew at just eight years old that she wanted to be a writer and how that dream stayed with her, even through law school and a successful corporate career as a speechwriter.We talk about the leap of faith it took to walk away from stability and step into creativity, especially as a mom. Steph opens up about how her real-life experiences, like struggling with homesickness as a child, inspired her storytelling and shaped the heart behind her books.Steph also shares her passion for helping kids build confidence, navigate friendships, and make positive choices through relatable characters and meaningful stories. This conversation is full of encouragement for anyone who feels called to try something new, reminding us that it's never too late to pursue what's been on your heart all along.To connect with Steph, visit https://stephkatzovi.com/Want to be a guest on Life Stories Podcast? Send Shara Goswick a message on PodMatch, here: https://www.joinpodmatch.com/lifestoriespodcast3 ways to support Life Stories:*Like and share this episode!*Subscribe to this channel!*Buy me a virtual coffee at https://buymeacoffee.com/lifestoriespodcast#podcast #podcasting #lifestoriespodcast #sharagoswick #interview #writing #author #childrensauthor #books #bookstagram #podmatch

Stef Liston continues our sermon series on faith in Hebrews 11, looking at how the faith heroes of old understood their place in a much wider story, and how that big story is relevant to our lives today.

A young couple with three toddlers hadn't even flown when they uprooted from diminutive Dell, Arkansas (pop. 194) to Uganda, Africa. Hear why they left hometown friends, family and farm for a village near the Nile River. It's the first in a series of AgriCulture podcast titled “Faith Stories from the Farm.”

Spirit of Joy partner, Sioux Falls native, and aerospace engineer, Doug Daniels, joins Marnie in the Full of Joy studio to talk about his complex faith story. Doug shares his history from being raised Catholic to eventually joining the Lutheran church after marrying his wife, Kara. He dives deep into the challenges and questions he has dealt with over the years on his faith journey, and how today he has found the grace he needs to hear. And if you like popular music, he even brings U2 into the discussion.

Daniel continues our sermon series on faith in Hebrews 11, looking at the accounts of men and women suffering on account of their faith, and the reason why they 'refused to accept release' when faced with hardship and temptation.

Jamie continues our sermon series on faith in Hebrews 11, looking at the conquering faith of men and women who are beset by fears and weakness, through the story of Gideon in Judges 6.

Brook continues our sermon series on faith in Hebrews 11, looking at how, just as with the Israelites were commanded to do a strange thing when they circled the walls of Jericho, we too will have moments in our lives when obeying God means doing something unconventional.

An Open Line listener wrote and said, "Oh, how I look forward to your weekly Saturday morning program and enjoy the valuable nuggets of biblical information you are able to provide out of the richness of your studies." You can join the weekly Bible study with Dr. Michael Rydelnik. He'll open the Scriptures and see what God's Word says about a wide variety of topics. Tune in this weekend for Open Line with Dr. Michael Rydelnik. Learn more about resources mentioned:Open Line Live TourFrom 2022: Michael's Faith Story, part 1From 2022: Michael's Faith Story, part 2Chosen People Ministries free giftFEBC podcastMoody Bible Commentary March/April thank you gift:The Moody Bible Commentary Excerpt: Matthew, Mark, Luke and John Open Line is listener-supported. To support the program, click here.Become a Kitchen Table Partner: http://moodyradio.org/donateto/openline/partnersSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Each weekend on Open Line with Dr. Michael Rydelnik, we study the Scriptures together to answer your Bible questions. Grab your Bible and join us! Learn more about resources mentioned:Open Line Live TourFrom 2022: Michael's Faith Story, part 1From 2022: Michael's Faith Story, part 2Chosen People Ministries free giftFEBC podcastMoody Bible Commentary March/April thank you gift:The Moody Bible Commentary Excerpt: Matthew, Mark, Luke and John Open Line is listener-supported. To support the program, click here.Become a Kitchen Table Partner: http://moodyradio.org/donateto/openline/partnersSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Stef Liston continues our sermon series on faith in Hebrews 11, looking at verses 28-29 and how faith was displayed in various ways through Moses during the exodus; but was always rooted in a trust of Jesus.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck break down Election Day issues, focusing on local fire and EMS tax proposals and key school board races. The hour also includes media criticism, national headlines, and a powerful segment on St. Louis native Tarris Reed Jr., highlighting his faith and journey to the national championship.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck take a deep dive into Election Day issues, urging listeners to pay attention to local races that directly impact taxes, schools, and community leadership. The conversation focuses heavily on property tax freeze and cap measures, fire and EMS sales tax proposals, and key school board elections across the region. Hans von Spakovsky joins the show to break down major Supreme Court cases, including the ongoing debate over birthright citizenship and a significant free speech ruling involving counseling laws. Matt Losse discusses his campaign for the Kirkwood School Board, emphasizing fiscal responsibility, parent rights, and concerns about union-backed candidate slates. Andrew Harding provides insight into a dramatic U.S. airman rescue in Iran, explaining the broader national security implications, tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, and what the operation signals to NATO allies and China. Dennis Ganahl outlines why he supports property tax limits and warns voters about what he describes as excessive local tax increases, particularly in fire and EMS districts. Tom Ackerman wraps up the show with a full sports breakdown, including the St. Louis Blues' playoff push, the NCAA Championship matchup between Michigan and UConn, and the evolving NIL landscape in college athletics. He also shares early impressions of the Cardinals season, highlighting improved approach at the plate and the continued development of Jordan Walker. The show also highlights one of the most compelling stories in college basketball, as St. Louis native Tarris Reed Jr. emerges as a key player for UConn while openly sharing how his faith in Jesus Christ transformed his life and mindset on and off the court.

Bella Tooley, our brand-new Coordinator of High School Faith Formation (i.e. our youth director), sits down with Marnie to help us get to know her better. Born and raised in Sioux Falls, Bella shares how she ended up here at Spirit of Joy. Along the way she has attended college, been a dental assistant, and is getting ready to start seminary in the fall. She talks about feeling the call to attend seminary and the realities of being a (soon-to-be) seminary student. And Bella and Marnie laugh…a lot.

Rich Young continues our sermon series on faith in Hebrews 11, looking at the life of Moses and what it looks like to grow faith in the face of fear.

Shreya continues our sermon series on faith in Hebrews 11, introducing Moses and showing us how he demonstrated faith.

In this weeks episode of the Spiritual Leader Podcast, Pastor Darrin Baldwin is joined by long time friend and minister, Cliff Graham where he shares personal stories of Faith and more! Instagram: instagram.com/melodychurch/ Facebook: facebook.com/melodychurchliveoak

Stef Liston continues our sermon series on faith in Hebrews 11, looking at the faith of Moses' parents when hiding him from the Egyptians.

In this weeks episode of the Spiritual Leader Podcast, Pastor Darrin Baldwin is joined by long time friend and minister, Cliff Graham where he shares personal stories of Faith and more! Instagram: instagram.com/melodychurch/ Facebook: facebook.com/melodychurchliveoak

Brook continues our sermon series on faith in Hebrews 11, looking at how the faith of three biblical characters was in the promises of God that were to be fulfilled beyond the end of their lives.

Stef Liston continues our sermon series on faith in Hebrews 11, exploring the faith of Abraham regarding his son Isaac, and how we, too, should navigate life as the recipients of promises from a promise-keeping God.

Join Angel Santana as he rewinds the opening of a four-part series that reads like a boxing match—rounds of blows, cornered moments, and the unexpected power that lifts him back up. With raw honesty and vivid testimony, he narrates weeks of struggle since January 1, 2026, then reveals how faith, prayer, and small miracles stitched him back together. Short, intimate, and fiercely hopeful, this episode pulls you into the ring with Angel: feel the punches, taste the fear, and watch the quiet strength of Christ deliver peace. Stay for the final round—this is a journey about survival, redemption, and the joy that follows the fight.

Brook, Alice and Lian continue our sermon series on faith in Hebrews 11, sharing what it means to live as people who are part of a bigger story, whose end destination is focused on the eternal, not the here and now.

Priya continues our sermon series on faith in Hebrews 11, exploring how the faith of Sarah (Sarai) was not rooted in her questionable life choices, but was ultimately a result of God's faithfulness.

In this episode of the Braided Faith Podcast, we're talking with Bill Mullin. Bill created something pretty unique, a podcast musical called ‘As I Recall Forever' that's all about searching for God in everyday life.Bill opens up about how his own story, the hard parts, the struggles, and the times when God showed up in surprising ways…..turned into lyrics, music, and a full-on narrative journey. From his days playing rock and roll drums to working with full orchestras, Bill's path has been anything but ordinary.This conversation is an invitation. It'll get you thinking about where God's been working in your own life, even in places you might not have noticed. And maybe, just maybe, you'll start seeing your own story through a fresh lens, one shaped by faith and the power of remembering what matters most.Connect with our guest:Website: https://thenexthumanity.com/as-i-recall/#dipipopup-1139 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_next_humanity/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61556748894691X: https://x.com/TheNextHumYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheNextHumanitySpotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/77F6X2Oh4psY1zm0KIyTpP?si=ytyhdpm2R0e2iumx4a3A_w   Connect with me:Braided Faith IG: http://www.instagram.com/braidedfaith/   ⁠Cryssie Addis IG: https://www.instagram.com/cryssie.addis/Novel & Mug IG: ⁠http://www.instagram.com/novelandmugBraided Faith FB: ⁠http://www.facebook.com/groups/braidedfaith   ⁠Braided Faith Website: ⁠www.braidedfaith.comNovel & Mug Website: ⁠http://www.novelandmug.com   ⁠The Wellness Box: ⁠http://www.thewellnessbox.shop

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